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ARTICLE · 23 SEPTEMBER 2024

GILS Antitrust Law: Georgia

The laws of Georgia prescribe a mandatory concentration control regime.

GeorgiaAntitrust/Competition Law

1. Is the mandatory merger control regime in force in Georgia?

The laws of Georgia prescribe a mandatory concentration control regime.

2. Which authority is responsible for the merger control regime in Georgia?

LELP Georgian Competition and Consumer Agency.

3. What is the definition of concentration?

The law of Georgia does not define the definition of 'concentration,' but it specifies the methods/types for its implementation. Detailed information on these methods/types is provided in Issue 5.

4. Is pre-merger filing or post-merger filing required?

The notification obligation for concentration participants arises prior to the entry into force of the relevant agreement and/or the actual implementation of the concentration (including before registration with the registration authority).

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